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Hungary's first 'Royal' wedding after WWI
BUDAPEST, Hungary: Walburga Von Habsbur married Count Archibald Douglas on Saturday In Hungary's first "royaT wedding since World War I, reports AP.
About 520 guests attended the ceremony at the ancient Matthias Church, once the coronation church of Hungary and venue of royal weddings for centuries.
The wedding processton was welcomed by a cheerful crowd of 3.000.
The Habsburgs ruled over Austria-Hungary before Its disintegration after World War I. Austria abolished the monarchy after the war, but many monarchists still revere the Habsburgs and consider Walburga, the grand daughter of the last emperor, and archduchess.
The 34-year-old bride Is a lawyer. Archibald, a 42-year-old Swede, studied economics and serves as a reserve cavalry captain of the Royal Swedish Army.
Princess to remarry
LONDON: Princess Anne, who was divorced In April, will marry Royal Navy Commander Tlothy Laurence. Buckingham Palace said Saturday, reports AP.
The 42-ycar-old daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, who has two children, would be the first close relative of a British monarch ever to remarry after divorce.
Rev Eric Shegog, a spokesman for the Church of England, initially said the couple would be married in a private Church of Scotland ceremony at Crathte parish church, used by the royal family when they are at Balmoral Castle.
Buckingham Palace would not confirm the place or date of the wedding and Shegog later said the venue was not certain. A formal announcement from the palace was not expected until next week.
Shegog initially said that as a divorcee, the princess could not be married tn the Anglican Church under the Royal Marriages Act of 1772. But later he said it might be "technically possible" with a special dispensation.
The surprise announcement was greeted with delight by Prime Minister John Major, who offered his "warmest congratulations" to the couple.
Last month, the queen called 1992 an "annus horrlbllfs," Latin for a “horrible year," a rare personal comment.
Letter thief sentenced
PHILADELPHIA: A professor who stole rare papers from the Folger Shakespeare Library In Washington, including letters signed by Isaac Newton and Voltaire, has been sentenced to a year In prison, reports AP.
Stuart L Adelman, 54. pleaded guilty earlier this year to interstate transportation of stolen property. He was sentenced Friday by US District Judge Raymond Broadcrick.
Adelman has a doctorate in physics from England's Cambridge University. Although he claimed to be professor connected to Cambridge's Trinity College and The Sorbonne In Paris, he held only part-time professorships at small colleges, according to Assistant US Attorney Erie Sftarchuk.
Adelman sold a 1784 letter signed by British Gen John Burgoyne, who fought during the American Revolution, and a 1775 letter signed by French philosopher Voltaire to a rare books dealer for 5.800 dollar, authorities said.
A Philadelphia book store owner paid 2,000 dollars for a letter signed by Samuel Pepys and King Charles II in 1673.
Adelman also admitted stealing a 1698 letter signed by physicist Newton and an 1827 book entitled "Shakespearean" by John Wilson and an 1838 essay on the first publication of Newton's Prtnclpla, authorities said.
Adelman was caught tn July when a Folger librarian who knew a warrant was out for his arrest spotted him tn the Washington library and asked him to tea. delaying him until authorities arrived.
All of the documents have been returned to the library.